Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NOnIh SaOnG NOVES.
Editor Lair came down from Dunseith
yesterday.
Mrs. and Miss Goodhue were down
from Cando Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons, Of st. John, was in
the city over Sunday.
Dune Morris, the jeweler, came down
from Minot yesterday.
Mrs. $. NJ. Dodd returned from her
western trip Thursday.
4. c. Lapham and family have removed
10 the city for the winter.
{. G. Hutches and son, of Bartlett,
were i'll the city last Saturday.
Leander Bohn was in town Thursday
with his grip full Of new designs.
Surveyor II. g. Greene was among
Wednesdays arrivals from the west.
James Gagen has charge Of. the st.
Anthony elevator at Crary this season.
Mr.. Lord spent several days with Mr.,
Thursby shooting ducks along the
Mouse.
Roy. 4. III. Shecklcr leaves Monday
morning to attend the NJ. T.. conference
at Fargo.
Judge Augustine Thompson of Bott,.
neau, was in the city Wednesday. on land
business.
Editor Hager, of Willow City's scream.
ing Eagle, was in town Tuesday on lane,
business.
The crowd nj the land office Tuesday
morning reminds one of the haicyor
days Of 'Sl
II. }. Randall was over from Parl
River Monday. lIc came to see the
devil fish in our lake.
\. Il. Mcdonald was down from Candt
Thursday wearing a coon skin coat,
scare winter away, lie said.
District Attorney Dickinson, of Tow
ner county, was in tho city Wedneday
looking after legal matters.
The Merchants National make state
dented increase in business.
Emmett McGee was down from Cooli,
Wednesday for the first time this spring
| His crop was q great success.
Franks Barney aud Locan were her,
Wednesday, looking after tradc, ant
found 1t. They always find it.
The ladies' Of tho Presbyterian clurci
gave very successful supper Thursdu,
evening. There was large attendance
c. T.. Jones was in from Mouse Rive
Thursday. Mr.. Jones was recent,
appointed one ofthc Justices Of MrIIcnr,
county.
l.. Council. having purchased, one o
the flyers ridden by Miss Poole in he
race with Miss lickles, is building n har
to put him in.
Lee Atkins, son Of Capt. &. J. Atkin.
treasurer of Towncr county. was dow
from Cando, "Wednesday. He is a 'chi
Of the old block
I. i. Shelley left for Wisconsin MOI,
day on q rather mysterious misslor
Due notice will be given of the event
when it takes place.
Judge IIardeo came in Wednesua
morning from Cando, and was "tickle
to death when ho learned that the pater
for his land had arrived.
Rev. j. a. Hovis of Pcmbina will oc
| "A,
ing. After this morning service sat
rament will be administered.
w. l.. Finton, representing Little
Smonhs 4 Co., the Duluth grain dealer.
has been in these parts for several da,
calling upon our whcat-raiserS.
J. {. Fremont, the cx-slava who
lccturing on the south, has arranged fc
two MEETINGS at the school hous,
Wednesday and Thursday evening
ncxt.
South 4 Kelley have purchased tw
lots fronting on Third street, in the rare
their hardware store, and will erect
large warehouse of corrugated iron 3Ox,
in size.
e. Truesdell is enjoying Il tenlporar
> residence at Churchs Ferry. Mrs. rrue
dell and one of the children are wit
him. They will remain until some tin
next month.
Twelve thousand acres OF land wei
: entered at the land Office Wednesda
and 5000 Thursday. This means 100 ne
farms in the Devils Lake region, An
still there is room for more.
l.. J. Lively, representing u. Appl
toms school publications, was here fro
Chicago, Wednesday. From what
thinks, things will be lively in the scho
> book line in this city before long.
n T.. n. Thursby, George Sewcll, Cor
missioner Gilbertson and c. Talmadi
came in from the Mouse river reyit
Monday, having business with the lal
Office in connection with the new tow
that came into market on the 18th.
st. Meinrad's abby, at st. Meinra
, Ind, the institution in which Faith
Jcrome Of TT. Totten and Father Clau,
Of this city were educated for the prizes
hood, was destroyed by fire Sept.
The loss was about one million of dc
! lars; no insurance. There were fo
Libraries in the building the large
containing 1000 volumns. Many o
manuscripts, rare vestmerts and 81
coo collection Of Roman and Grcci